Here is an overview of December 2007 home sales in the Lowry neighborhood. The area is generally located between Yosemite Street (east) and Quebec Street (west), E. 11th Avenue (north) and Alameda Avenue (south). There is a small pocket that juts out to the west side. The Lowry neighborhood was developed as a result of the Lowry Air Force Base closure. It is a wonderful community that has a variety of parks, the Lowry Town Center and neighborhood activities that are scheduled year round.

Lowry living opportunities range from historical homes that have been renovated to areas still waiting for the soil to be turned before construction begins. The Lowry neighborhoods are within walking distance of restaurants, shopping, parks and transportation routes.

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The Lowry neighborhood is continuing to grow with lots of opportunities for new buyers interested in the area. Here is a look back on October 2007 home sales in the Lowry neighborhood.

The area is generally located between Yosemite Street (east) and Quebec Street (west), E. 11th Avenue (north) and Alameda Avenue (south). There is a small pocket that juts out to the west side.

The Lowry neighborhood was developed as a result of the Lowry Air Force Base closure. It is a wonderful community that has a variety of parks, the Lowry Town Center and neighborhood activities that are scheduled year round.

Lowry living opportunities range from historical homes that have been renovated to areas still waiting for the soil to be turned before construction begins. The Lowry neighborhoods are within walking distance of restaurants, shopping, parks and transportation routes.

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Glory Days, which was held in the middle of September, was wonderful with great music and lots of fun activities for the kids. This is just one reason of the many, to live in this active and vibrant community. Below is an overview of September 2007 sales in the Lowry neighborhood. The area is generally located between Yosemite Street (east) and Quebec Street (west), E. 11th Avenue (north) and Alameda Avenue (south). There is a small pocket that juts out to the west side. The Lowry neighborhood was developed as a result of the Lowry Air Force Base closure. It is a wonderful community that has a variety of parks, the Lowry Town Center and neighborhood activities that are scheduled year round.

Lowry living opportunities range from historical homes that have been renovated to areas still waiting for the soil to be turned before construction begins. The Lowry neighborhoods are within walking distance of restaurants, shopping, parks and transportation routes.

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If you missed out on purchasing one of these amazing homes, there are 86 other homes currently on the market in the Lowry area ranging in price from $199,900 to $1,595,000. I’d be happy to help you find a home in this vibrant community.

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Here is a quick summary of August 2007 sales in the Lowry neighborhood. The area is generally located between Yosemite Street (east) and Quebec Street (west), E. 11th Avenue (north) and Alameda Avenue (south). There is a small pocket that juts out to the west side. The Lowry neighborhood was developed as a result of the Lowry Air Force Base closure. It is a wonderful community that has a variety of parks, the Lowry Town Center and neighborhood activities that are scheduled year round.

 Lowry “Glory Days”, the neighborhood main event, is a wonderful success this year. Lowry living opportunities range from historical homes that have been renovated to areas still waiting for the soil to be turned before construction begins. The Lowry neighborhoods are within walking distance of restaurants, shopping, parks and transportation routes.

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If you missed out on purchasing one of these amazing homes, there are 60 other homes currently on the market in the Lowry area ranging in price from $244,900 to $1,595,000. I’d be happy to help you find a home in this vibrant community.

The astericked (*) properties were listed and/or sold by other companies. Based on information from Metrolist, Inc. for the period of August 1, 2007 to August 31, 2007. Note: This representation is based in whole or in part in content supplied by Metrolist, Inc. does not guarantee nor is in any way responsible for its accuracy. Content maintained by Metrolist, Inc. may not reflect all real estate activity in the market.

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Here is a quick summary of July 2007 home sales in the Lowry neighborhood. The area is generally located between Yosemite Street (east) and Quebec Street (west), E. 11th Avenue (north) and Alameda Avenue (south). There is a small pocket that juts out to the west side. The Lowry neighborhood was developed as a result of the Lowry Air Force Base closure. It is a wonderful community that has a variety of parks, the Lowry Town Center and neighborhood activities that are scheduled year round.

Lowry “Glory Days”, the neighborhood main event, occurs on September 8th and 9th with concerts, historic planes and a multitude of craft and educational booths. Lowry living opportunities range from historical homes that have been renovated to areas still waiting for the soil to be turned before construction begins. The Lowry neighborhoods are within walking distance of restaurants, shopping, parks and transportation routes.

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If you missed out on purchasing one of these amazing homes, there are 92 other homes currently on the market in the Lowry area ranging in price from $189,900 to $1,975,000. I’d be happy to help you find a home in this vibrant community.

The astericked (*) properties were listed and/or sold by other companies. Based on information from Metrolist, Inc. for the period of July 1, 2007 to July 31, 2007. Note: This representation is based in whole or in part in content supplied by Metrolist, Inc. does not guarantee nor is in any way responsible for its accuracy. Content maintained by Metrolist, Inc. may not reflect all real estate activity in the market.

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Lowry averaged almost one sale per day in the month of June. Here is a quick summary of last month’s sales in the Lowry neighborhood. The area is generally located between Yosemite Street (east) and Quebec Street (west), E. 11th Avenue (north) and Alameda Avenue (south). There is a small pocket that juts out to the west side. The Lowry neighborhood was developed as a result of the Lowry Air Force Base closure. It is a wonderful community that has a variety of parks, the Lowry Town Center and neighborhood activities that are scheduled year round. There is something for everyone interested in an active lifestyle. Try hockey on for size, both ice and roller. There are tennis court, soccer and baseball fields, a golf course and wonderful places to bike, walk and run.

Lowry “Glory Days”, the neighborhood’s main event, occurs in September with concerts, historic planes and a multitude of craft and educational booths. Lowry living opportunities range from historical homes that have been renovated to areas still waiting for the soil to be turned before construction begins. The Lowry neighborhoods are within walking distance of restaurants, shopping, parks and transportation routes. For a closer view, click on the map.

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If you missed out on purchasing one of these amazing homes, there are 98 other homes currently on the market in the Lowry area ranging in price from $199,900 to $1,675,000. If you’d like your current house to make the sold list or if you’re looking for a home in this vibrant community, I’m happy to help.

The astericked (*) properties were listed and/or sold by other companies. Based on information from Metrolist, Inc. for the period of June 1, 2007 to June 30, 2007. Note: This representation is based in whole or in part in content supplied by Metrolist, Inc. does not guarantee nor is in any way responsible for its accuracy. Content maintained by Metrolist, Inc. may not reflect all real estate activity in the market.

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Here is a quick summary of May 2007 home sales in the Lowry neighborhood. The area is generally located between Yosemite Street (east) and Quebec Street (west), E. 11th Avenue (north) and Alameda Avenue (south). There is a small pocket that extends out a few blocks west from Alameda Avenue to 2nd Avenue. The Lowry neighborhood was developed as a result of the Lowry Air Force Base closure. It is a wonderful community that has a variety of parks, the Lowry Town Center and neighborhood activities that are scheduled year round.

Lowry “Glory Days”, the neighborhood main event, occurs in September with concerts, historic planes and a multitude of craft and educational booths. Lowry living opportunities range from historical homes that have been renovated to areas still waiting for the soil to be turned before construction begins. Most areas of Lowry are within walking distance of restaurants, shopping, parks and transportation routes.

If you missed out on purchasing one of these amazing homes, there are 91 other homes currently on the market in the Lowry area ranging in price from $189,000 to $2,645,000.

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The sun, setting over the mountains, and the sound of birds painted the backdrop for my Sunday walk. It had been a glorious day in Denver, lots of people out enjoying the warm spring weather. Just thinking about it made me smile. I love taking Sunday evenings for myself and this last weekend, it was a fabulous walk along the Westerly Creek Dam.

If you are looking for a little space and a great view, treat yourself this week and stop by Lowry, the former Denver Air Force Base. Drive north on Fairmount Drive from Alameda Avenue just past the AMLI Apartment Complex and turn right on Sports Avenue. Find a place to park. Not far from where you turned in, you will find a path that leads up the hill to the top of the Westerly Creek Dam. The dam was built by the Army Corps of Engineers to manage for a 500-year flood. It is 45 feet high and 1.5 miles long.

Facing north and west, you have a wonderful view of Lowry and the mountains. If you look east and down, you will find the wetlands where you can see hundreds of birds. Right now, the area has lots of water. Fox, deer and other critters make the area home, including the golfers that play the Mira Vista course. You can even see the new hospital buildings at Fitzsimons in the distance.

Walk, jog or even ride your bicycle on the path. If you are looking for more intense sports, the soccer and baseball fields beckon along with the possibility of playing ice hockey at the Big Bear Ice Arena. For me, a walk will do. If you get the chance, I encourage you to take a walk Lowry style. You won’t be disappointed.

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The whine of the chain saw and the roar of the wood chipper disrupted the quiet Lowry Village neighborhood last week when numerous twenty to thirty foot trees were chopped down. It took almost eight years for the trees to grow the height of the houses and in less than 15 minutes per tree, they were gone.

The builder, Village Homes, planted the trees too close to the houses and now that they were much larger, there were concerns that foundational issues and damage to homes would occur if the trees were left in the current locations. There were no options left to the Homeowners Association other than to cut the beautiful trees down.

While it is definitely a loss to the neighborhood, the trees will be replaced with others that fit the available space. Whether or not Village Homes will reimburse the homeowners for the cost of removal and replacement is still to be determined. While some of the trees had to be cut down, other maturing trees still remain. Diane Carman with the Denver Post wrote about the issue in an article published last month.

The Lowry Village homes are part of the former Lowry Air Force Base in Denver. When the Lowry Air Force Base was decommissioned in the 1990’s and development began, the Lowry Redevelopment Authority did extensive planning with the assistance of the local community. The development of the former Air Force Base has lived up to the expectations receiving numerous awards. The fabulous Lowry Town Center has wonderful stores and restaurants. If you are looking to move to a fabulous neighborhood, don’t overlook the Lowry community.

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